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Hot Dog by William Heath RobinsonAn ingenious central heating device for bathing on chilly morning of the early part of the season. A smug and rather rotund gentleman tests out a typically convoluted Heath Robinson invention
A Seaside Snap Shot by William Heath RobinsonIngenious method of overcoming the difficulty of taking ones own photograph by bathing devised by the gadget king, and master of silly ideas, William Heath Robinson. Date: 1927
Cleaning Kitchen FloorAn ingenious housewife saves her back by cleaning her kitchen floor with a cloth and a sweeping brush. Date: 1940s
Rome / Colosseum C1820An ingenious cutaway view which shows both the outward appearance and the internal construction Date: circa 1820
Clean air from smokers / W H RobinsonAn ingenious device to prevent a cars cabin from filling with smoke from a drivers cigar or cigarette, by means of pipework and a chimney
The Unowheel car / W H RobinsonThe Unowheel car, for reducing tyre troubles. Please note: Credit must appear as (c) Courtesy of the estate of Mrs J.C.Robinson/Pollinger Ltd/Mary Evans Picture Library
Greasing the car / W H RobinsonAll points of the car can be greased in one movement with the use of this ingenious device...and a little help from some heavy friends
Down to Bed-rockAn intelligent method of overcoming a difficult problem. An ingenious method of taking at shot at a golf ball at the bottom of a pond
Lear / Nonsense / PooleThere was a Young Lady of Poole, whose soup was excessively cool; So she put it to boil by the aid of some oil, that ingenious Young Lady of Poole
Up-To-Date EconomyAn ingenious and rather humorous combination gown for war-time, this two-in-one dress takes the wearer from day to night
How to Hoodwink the ZeppelinsThe latest device for disguising London from roving Zeppelins during World War One - ingenious umbrellas in the shape of various animals
A hot shower establishment installed by a ingenious French EWWI, World War One, First World War, 1st World War. World War 1, The Great War
The Weighing Office at the Bank of England. Section of the WThere was a crisis at the Bank of England in the early nineteenth century when it was discovered that a large proportion of the 8, 000, 000 gold sovereigns in circulation were light
The patent Impoulsoria, horse powered engineAn ingenious means of applying animal power to the working of railways, to supersede the costly locomotive engine. The engine, called Impulsoria
Venus Sailing ShipThe inventive folk on Venus have doubtless developed ingenious solutions for navigating their oceans : this sailing vessel has wooden sails like Venetian blinds
Drying MachineSeveral engravings illustrating an ingenious device for drying clothes; a forerunner of the fold-up telescopic clothes drier used instead of a line and pegs
Doffing the Hat (C19)A Frenchman raises his hat in salute, meeting a female acquaintance, while their two dogs also get acquainted and a man waters the streets with an ingenious appliance
Transporting Cut StoneA stonemason transport dressed stone using an ingenious wheelbarrow with a sail to help him speed the materials along to their destination
Child at Play 1922A young child finds an ingenious use for a collection of books from the shelf. They make wonderful bridges and roads for toys to travel along!
Chinese Rocket LauncherChinese rocket launcher: inaccurate but ingenious
High Speed in Low GearHigh speed on low gear : An American motorist takes two friends for a ride - note the ingenious seat on the running board (and shes not even strapped in!)
Ingenious Use of a FanLovers shield their faces & actions behind a large folding fan decorated with the image of a cherub within a frame of blossom
Talking Movie EquipmentEnglish Professor Low, demonstrating his Audiometer, which synchronises moving film with sound, an ingenious invention during early Talkies years
Making Butter, HollandThe ingenious Dutch harness machinery to the business of butter-making; after churning in large barrels it is decanted into smaller ones
Man-Powered CarriageIngenious British project for a man-powered carriage, somewhat similar to that proposed by Richard